My yoga and pilates instructor is organizing 2 trips for her students this year. The first trip is going to Bali in March, and the second one is going to India by the end of the year.

I don’t think I have make it to Bali, even if I wanted to, as I don’t have teachers in my centre by then and have to take over some classes. But for the trip to India, I’m very interested.

This trip to India in not purely on sight-seeing, we’ll be there to visit a yoga guru and had some lesson from him. So, it’s a free and easy yoga trip where we’ll be sharpening our yoga skill further, and revitalize ourselves as well. Something should I badly needed as I haven’t been resting for a long time!

I’m not sure how my instructor plans out the trip, but when I checked out the pricing of hotels in bangalore, of my god, it’s not cheap though!!! Some hotels look nice, but some cheaper ones are not. But I found the site is very useful if you’re looking for certain facilities like car rental, health club (it’s a yoga trip, remember?), if pets are allowed (my instructor has a pet cat), beauty parlor (a must to me!), and etc. And since I don’t think I want to take spicy curry everyday, I can check out the hotels that served Japanese and western cuisine too. It’s an ideal one-stop directory for all the hotels in India, which I think  it’s very useful if you’re planning for a free and easy trip like us.
I’ve heard lots of unpleasant experience from friends who’ve been to India, but one of my ex-colleagues who’s been there told me a different story. So, I’m keeping myself open about this India trip, if I’m going by the end of the year.

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